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John Gruber

Ed Bindels’s Apple Museum in Utrecht, Netherlands

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This new museum in Utrecht (about 30–40 minutes south of Amsterdam) seems just astonishing. The rainbow wall of iMacs alone is incredible.

(Via Juli Clover.)

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Jason Kottke

Using wiki software, old photos, family stories, bank...

Using wiki software, old photos, family stories, bank transactions, social media posts, and an LLM to sift through everything to build a personal encyclopedia.

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• Annie Geng

‘The Drama’ Has More Going For It Than A Provocative Twist

‘The Drama’ Has More Going For It Than A Provocative Twist
The only interview that the filmmaker Kristoffer Borgli lists on his website is titled Filmmaker gets shot during interview, in which Borgli—you guessed it—gets shot during an interview. The short film opens with Borgli and his interviewer, standing against the idyllic horiz...

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mist is now open source and looking for interop

A brief update on mist, my ephemeral Markdown editor with Google Docs-style comments and suggested edits: mist is now open source with an MIT license, and the mist repo is here on GitHub. (Try mist now and here’s my write-up from February.) What I love about Markdown is that...

WIRED
• Maxwell Zeff

Suspect Arrested For Allegedly Throwing Molotov Cocktail at Sam Altman's Home

An attacker allegedly threw a molotov cocktail at the OpenAI CEO's residence before making threats outside of the startup's headquarters.

WordPress Developer Blog
• Jonathan Bossenger

What’s new for developers? (April 2026)

Learn about all the new updates coming to WordPress for developers, covering plugins and tools, theme updates, and the new Playground MCP Server.

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• Giri Nathan

Do You Know These Men?

Remember the viral image that appears normal at first glance, but upon closer inspection, you cannot actually identify a single object in it? See how itchy your brain feels:

Relatedly, these were the starting lineups for Pacers-Nets on Thursday, April 9, 2026:

WIRED
• Brian Barrett, Leah Feiger

"Uncanny Valley": OpenAI and Musk Fight Again; DOJ Mishandles Voter Data; Artemis II Comes Home

In this episode, the hosts discuss the fight between OpenAI and Elon Musk, the misuse of voter data, and Artemis II's moonshot.

WIRED
• Diego Barbera

This Clever Bike Bell Can Even Be Heard by People Wearing Noise-Canceling Headphones

Škoda's DuoBell is designed to avoid collisions between cyclists and pedestrians preoccupied by their podcasts.

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Jason Kottke

“Stalin’s task in building what Senior calls...

“Stalin’s task in building what Senior calls his ‘Red Empire’ was made so much easier, and so much more brutal, by the intelligence the Cambridge spies passed to Moscow.”

Fresh Air

St. Vincent

Singer, songwriter, and guitarist St. Vincent is known for her powerful guitar riffs and dark, poetic songs. Her early influences were Nirvana and David Bowie. “I've always felt like gender and identity were a performance. I've been aware of that since I was a young child and learning how to code switch growing up in Texas,” she told Terry Gross in 2024. She's backed by an orchestra at London’s Royal Albert Hall on her new live album.  

Book critic Maureen Corrigan reviews Nancy Foley's debut novel ‘I am Agatha,' and TV critic David Bianculli reviews the brief return of the TV sitcom ‘Malcolm in the Middle.’ 


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• WNYC

Bloomin' NYC

Haidee Chu, reporter for THE CITY, and James Kaechele, certified master arborist and manager of the Parks Department’s Tree Time program, talk about the trees suddenly in bloom and where to find the best views.

"We Mapped Out Where the Best Spring Blooms Are In NYC" (The CITY)

 

photo: Riverside Park, April 2022 (Lisa Allison)


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• Samantha Cole

Behind the Blog: Smoking the Whole Carton

Behind the Blog: Smoking the Whole Carton

This week, we discuss gun violence and chatbots and acceptance of depravity.

WIRED
• Steven Levy

This Startup Wants You to Pay Up to Talk With AI Versions of Human Experts

Onix is launching a “Substack of bots,” where digital twins of health and wellness influencers dispense advice 24/7. And maybe hawk their products.

The Brian Lehrer Show
• WNYC

Hollywood's Faltering Job Market

Ben Fritz, reporter at The Wall Street Journal, sheds light on the American entertainment industry's recent struggles as studios shoot more and more films and television productions outside the US.

Photo: Hollywood Sign in Los Angeles, California. Credit: Thomas Wolf via Wikimedia Commons.


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Jason Kottke

Charcuterie is a visual Unicode symbol explorer. Click...

Charcuterie is a visual Unicode symbol explorer. Click around, search, or use the pencil in the upper left to draw the shape you’re looking for. This is very cool.

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• Drew Magary

The College Trip

The College Trip
My son is a junior. Junior year is the Oh Shit year of high school, as in, Oh shit, I’m gonna have to take the SAT. Oh shit, I’m gonna have to take it again if I score anywhere below 1580. Oh shit, AP Calc is kicking my ass right now. There are plenty more oh shits where tha...

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• Barry Petchesky

It’s Time For The Scariest Part Of Artemis

Spaceflight is a lot like airplane travel in that the vast, vast majority of incidents happen on takeoff or landing. More things are happening; more things can go wrong. On liftoff and reentry, specifically, the pressure and heat are a crucible in which the flightworthiness of a spacecraft is violently tested. It's important to remember that this is why these preliminary Artemis missions exist: they are flight tests. But tonight's Earth return for Artemis II will be especially squeaky bum time, given what happened to Artemis I's heat shield.

After the uncrewed Artemis I splashed down safely in December 2022, NASA was surprised to discover significant damage to its heat shield, with big chunks missing:

Artemis I's heat shield.

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• Tom Ley

Poor Suckers Who Ponied Up For Expensive World Cup Tickets Boned By FIFA

It is a degrading experience to try to purchase tickets to a hugely anticipated event, and nothing fits that description better than the World Cup. So you can imagine why fans who successfully navigated the labyrinth of presale codes and lotteries and came out of it with a p...

The New Stack | DevOps, Open Source, and Cloud Native News
• Rod Cope

Why data governance is the secret to AI agent success

Stylized illustration of a construction site with cranes and trucks, symbolizing the essential DevOps foundations and data governance groundwork required for AI agent success.

Fact: AI is not replacing DevOps; it is amplifying it, with 70% of IT leaders worldwide agreeing that strong DevOps

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